Define empty destructors using default#539
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Types with user defined destructors (even empty) are not trivially destructible. This change allows further compiler optimizations.
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Regarding the failing ci - it seems to be related to #530. Before I fixed the typo in the commit message the Windows build was fine: I think it does not make sense to rerun it again. |
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Types with user defined destructors (even empty) are not trivially destructible. This change allows further compiler optimizations.